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What Causes Dizziness Post Vitamin D2 Pill Intake?

I have taken for the first time 2 Vitamin D2 pills 50,000 Units each , one last Friday and one this Monday, as prescribed by my Dr. for a Vitamin D defficinecy that showed on latest physical blood work. I am having symptoms of dizziness and off balance, like being on a swaying ocean liner. I have not heard back from my Dr. yet so my question is how long will it take for the Vit D2 to get out of my system, if that is what is causing the imbalance. I am 71 and in perfect health. I take only Effexor time release one 75 MG per day. Thanks,
Wed, 29 Aug 2018
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Hi,

As per my clinical experience vitamin D intake has never been associated with dizziness. However, it is known side effect of Effexor. So I advice you to consult your treating physician to change the medication.

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What Causes Dizziness Post Vitamin D2 Pill Intake?

Hi, As per my clinical experience vitamin D intake has never been associated with dizziness. However, it is known side effect of Effexor. So I advice you to consult your treating physician to change the medication. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.